Hi! We need an office chair w/ arms that will slide under a pull-out keyboard (no higher than 23.5 from ground. Can this chair?
9759
Mine is set at the lowest setting. My keyboard tray is just over 25" and it does not fit fully under it.
630077
I use an office chair with arms because I really like my chair. It has to be comfortable more than aesthetic.
1895510
I haven't tried that---hopefully someone will and share their results. In the meantime, it's worth noting that purchasing an adjustable bench can help you achieve a comfortable keyboard height relative to your seat height. At least this is how I managw, because the minimum height of this keyboard-stand is far too high for any other chair in my room.
464166
The footprint of the base is 24'' deep which includes the extra 5.75'' "feet" that comes out to add stability. The keyboard tray and these feet would likely stick out a bit but if that's not a concern then you should be fine.
988187
I would say yes. I have a Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 and it easily fits beneath the desk top. Make sure you desk chair goes up and down to adjust your sitting height.
1311744
Not really sure but the chair sits high on lowest setting. It probably won't fit. Didn't fit my regular desk.
2044970
I don't think so, but there are quite a few task chairs (search in 'all' departments) that come with arms. For example: http://www.amazon.com/OfficeMax-Zeal-II-Leather-Chair/dp/B002WE6H6I/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1382447081&sr=8-16&keywords=Office+Max+task+chair
558541
It depends on the height of your desk. If its a low desk, then you might have some trouble since the chairs lowest setting is still a little high. For example, I have a keyboard tray that is attached to under my desk so with that, I cant cross my legs while Im rolled under the desk.
172590
Hi - Actually I'm not sure of the exact height chair that will fit under this desk, but I use mine with one of those adjustable office chairs. By the way, it really is a very attractive desk (in my opinion, it's 'hot').
996953
I am unsure. Maybe they sit with the chair at the full extension due to longer legs. Which is how I have mine. The arms are in line with the desk. But I can lower the chair and it fits fine underneath the desk. I find the chair to be quite comfortable myself. Anyway, hope this helps. :)
2001883
Yes, you can slide tray with keyboard completely under the desk. The tray has height adjustments. When resting at top height(flush to desk) you will not be able to slide it under, but you just lower the tray, and it slides right under desk.
995903
I would assume so. Just double check how wide your keyboard is. For me the best feature was how easy it was to mount the tray below the desk. It also slides smoothly, good use of ball bearings. Hope this helped.
1358149
Yes. The lip extends about a foot under the desk for when you push the chair under the desk. For me, this works just fine.
289293
That probably depends on how low your chair is, and whether or not that is comfortable. I'd suggest actually going into a store with a display setup that you can sit at. If you can comfortably sit at that desk, then you will likely also sit comfortably at this desk. For comparison, the bottom of the keyboard tray is 25 3/8" from the floor.
1010320
There isn't that much leg room with the keyboard slider installed since our is a pretty low desk. If you're using a computer chair you'll have to have it as low as it goes.
1990521
Probably yes. The arm will swing down from the bottom of the desk. However, the user can bring it back up to a comfortable work level.
2202303
Yes you can. I just tried it before I posted this response. The chair is great other than the seat padding. It wears down really fast, but other than that I'm satisfied! I am very picky about my office equipment, and being on a budget, this was a good find.